八类状语从句（Adverbial clause of the eight kind）.docVIP

八类状语从句（Adverbial clause of the eight kind） One of Adverbial clause refers to a clause in which the subordinate compound sentence is used as adverbial. Adverbial clause can be divided into time adverbial clause, place adverbial clause, reason adverbial clause, purpose adverbial clause, result adverbial clause, conditional adverbial clause, concession adverbial clause and so on. Adverbial clause is one of the grammar points in senior high school English study. It is also one of the important contents of college entrance examination in the past years. The adverbial clause of learning should mainly pay attention to the usage and difference of subordinate conjunctions that guide adverbial clauses, and the meaning and usage of subordinating conjunctions in certain linguistic environment. Two. Adverbial clause of time 1., there are many subordinate conjunctions that lead to the adverbial clauses of time. The common ones are before, after, when, while, as, since, till, as, until, soon, as and so on. 2. means when... When the while, when, as use is: while clauses in the predicate verb must be a continuation of the verb; said with regularity whenever, or when the main clause verb movement occurred in order, can only use when; when the side said ... One side... Or with, can only use as. In addition, the temporal adverbial clause, which is guided by the meaning of as, can only be an action verb and cannot be a state verb. For example, the answer to a college entrance examination question is B, not A: I m going to the post office. you re _____ there, can you get me some stamps? A., As, B., While, C., Because, D., If 3., until usually uses a continuation verb in the affirmative sentence, which indicates the end of the action. In the negative sentence, the verb is usually followed by a non continuous verb indicating the beginning of the corresponding action... Talent. Such as: He, waited, until, she, was, about, to, leave., he waited until she was ready to leave. I, did, not, begi